July 3 — The State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR) held a seminar on
AI-enabled credit supervision focused on the 'build, aggregate, apply' links to
deepen credit-regulation reform and support higher-quality market supervision.
Vice administrator Bai Qingyuan attended and commented. iFlytek presented AI
development trends, domestically controllable large-model technology, mature AI
applications in government and market supervision, and proposed paths and
scenarios for AI-enabled credit oversight. SAMR said new business models,
enterprise digitalization and cross-regional, multi-entity operations have
outpaced current supervisory tools; staff were urged to adopt AI concepts and
technologies to improve regulatory effectiveness and accelerate construction of
a unified national market.
